As reelection looms in 2025, the New York City mayor is brushing off swirling scandals—or “distractions,” he’d say—and seems to be banking on voters not caring about ethics probes. Adams, says one political operative, “doesn’t think he needs help.”

Haitians are in Springfield legally, despite what Trump’s running mate continues to falsely broadcast.

Voting rights advocates warn that Donald Trump and his allies have drastically “scaled up” their election-denial efforts, from lawsuits to rule changes to state board takeovers. “The antidemocracy movement is constantly shape-shifting,” says one expert.

Vance has long known his claims about dogs and cats being eaten by Haitian migrants are not true—yet he chose to spread them anyway.

John Paulson has boldly claimed Trump would be better for the middle class. He did not mention the ex-president’s pledge to keep taxes low for the richest people in the country.

The latest suspicious mailings to election officials—which are being investigated by the FBI and US Postal Service—underscore the perilous political environment heading into the November election and the potential for political violence.

He said he’s “Happy” to keep mum on his candidate of choice, and wishes other stars would too.

“One of the cousins said it just makes her sick.” Mellon family members vocalize their horror at their Trump-loving kin.

Even your internal organs can be MAGA, Loomer proved, in promoting a company whose brands also peddle “anti-woke” coffee, bison “organ” supplements, and first aid kits.

Do as I say, not as I do.

In her new memoir, the 2016 candidate details her emotional response to a brutal personal—and collective—loss.

Remember when Trump defended his followers for shouting, “hang Mike Pence”? Vance apparently doesn’t.

He doesn't seem to know much about it. But that didn't stop him and his failsons from going into the business with a YouTube pick-up artist and a self-described “dirtbag of the internet.”

From Idaho beauty pageants to Harvard Law School to the chambers of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the solicitor general of the United States has stood in front of judges all her life. Yet her role as the government’s last line of defense may be her toughest yet.

In an interview with Vanity Fair, the Yale historian discusses quotidian authoritarianism, explains how Democrats can reclaim the word freedom, and critiques the “war fatigue” narrative around Ukraine. “How can we be tired?” he asks. “We’re not doing a damn thing.”

Vance said Sunday that he is happy to “create stories”—which have been thoroughly debunked.

Haitian immigrants in Ohio are just the latest target in Trump’s long-running ploy to convince his supporters they’re under siege.

The former president said Monday that his opponents’ rhetoric is making American politics ripe for violence. But Democrats are simply calling out Trump and his allies’ demagoguery for what it is.

In an excerpt from their new book Lucky Loser, Russ Buettner and Susanne Craig recount how an adolescent Trump craved undeserved praise and authority at the New York Military Academy, where he mysteriously rose through the ranks despite habitually shirking his duties. “His father was rich,” one classmate recalls, “and he was protected.”

Secret Service agents “engaged” with a man holding a firearm in West Palm Beach, Florida, where the former president was golfing.